Moral Dilemmas: First Drafts & Commentaries
Rollie AtkinsonHere is a collection of social commentaries and short fiction pieces written by a veteran newspaper journalist now focusing on the small, but consequential moments of ordinary life and all the surrounding noise we need to learn to ignore.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 163 | Subscribers | Read | rollieatkinson.substack.com |
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Our mixed up fashions
> What is “fashion” and why does it matter? What does the concept stand for and why does it keep having such a prominent place in our lives and, indeed, throughout all of civilization’s history? Why does what we wear, follow or worship seem...
America’s 250th
> With a president now sitting in The White House who loves pageantry and boasts about always making things bigger and the best there ever was, the rest of the country should expect historic and bombastic celebrations all across the United ...
The songs nobody’s singing
Many people these days have been reflecting on the meaning of America. Is it just a place, a piece of geography, or is it something much more? As our divided nation debates the origins and principles of our country, some of our leaders and ...
What’s your P(doom) number?
> Single panel cartoon by R. Crumb
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I am a veteran newspaper journalist, now retired (mostly) and committing my writing skills to rambling topics ranging from the small moments of ordinary life to the bigger elusive truths of our world. We still focus on facts more than the politics.
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